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Today in Beatles History: May 31

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    ** The following events in Beatles history all took place on May 31. **

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    Beatles * [J] John * [P] Paul * [G] George * [R] Ringo * [O] Other
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    1961
    The Beatles perform at the Top Ten Club, Reeperbahn, Hamburg, West
    Germany. (1175)

    1962
    The Beatles perform at the Star-Club, Hamburg, West Germany. This
    is the final night of their 7-week engagement. (375)

    1963
    The Beatles, touring with Roy Orbison, perform at the Odeon Cinema,
    Southend-on-Sea, Es***. (1801)

    1964
    The Beatles perform two shows at the Prince of Wales Theatre,
    London. The supporting acts were Kenny Lynch, Cliff Bennett & the
    Rebel Rousers, the Vernons Girls, the Lorne Gibson Trio, the
    Chants, and the Harlems. The Beatles perform "Can't Buy Me Love",
    "All My Loving", "This Boy", "Roll Over Beethoven", "Till There Was
    You", "Twist and Shout", and "Long Tall Sally". (2114)

    1967
    The Beatles in the recording studio (De Lane Lea Recording Studios,
    Kingsway, London). A second session at De Lane Lea studios, again
    without George Martin, to continue work on "It's All Too Much".
    George's lead vocal, John and Paul's backing vocals, and other
    overdubs are recorded. [Note: Mark Lewisohn states in his "The
    Complete Beatles Chronicle" that he incorrectly reported this
    session as occurring on May 26 in his book "The Beatles Complete
    Recording Sessions".] The movie version of "It's All Too Much" has
    an ad***ional verse not on the album version. (2683)

    1968
    The Beatles in the recording studio (Studio Three, EMI Studios,
    London). Ad***ional work on "Revolution" (the album version later
    titled "Revolution 1"). Starting with the previous night's take
    18, which last 10 mins 17 secs, The Beatles add overdubs of bass,
    two John vocals, and George/Paul backing vocals. By the end of the
    session, after numerous overdubs have been added, the final six
    minutes of the song have evolved into chaotic, random jamming.
    John goes from repeatedly shouting "alright" to simply shouting,
    and Yoko enters the picture, she and John moaning and Yoko talking
    and speaking random phrases such as "you become naked". The final
    six minutes of sound collage will be eventually removed from the
    end of "Revolution 1" and be made the basis for "Revolution 9". At
    this point, John is very interested in the wild "Revolution" being
    The Beatles' next single. This recording session is the first that
    Yoko attends, and she will be at very nearly every subsequent
    Beatles recording session until the group calls it quits. (2839)

    1969
    The Beatles' single "Get Back" is #1 in the US charts for the 2nd
    week. (3072)

    1976
    US release of Beatles single "Got to Get You Into My Life/Helter
    Skelter" (Capitol). 16 weeks on Billboard chart; highest position
    #7. (202)

    [P] 1977
    US release of Suzy and the Red Stripes (Wings) single "Seaside
    Woman/B Side to Seaside" (Epic). (219)

    [G] 1977
    UK release of George Harrison single "It's What You Value/Woman
    Don't You Cry For Me" (Dark Horse). (662)

    [P] 1980
    Paul McCartney's LP "McCartney II" reaches #1 in the UK charts.
    The first of two weeks at #1. (3352)

    [P] 1980
    Paul McCartney's single "Coming Up" reaches #1 in the UK charts.
    (3572)


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